Berlin

Coverage of foodservice, hospitality, and F&B innovation across Berlin’s dynamic neighbourhoods, including Kreuzberg, Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg, and Friedrichshain. This section explores street food culture, experiential dining, sustainability-led concepts, and international brand expansion into one of Europe’s most influential culinary cities. Designed for UK chefs, operators, and F&B leaders, it offers global inspiration and strategic context for trend adaptation and concept development.

  • Jul- 2025 -
    14 July
    RestaurantsSticks’n’Sushi to debut Scottish restaurant in Glasgow

    Sticks’n’Sushi to debut Scottish restaurant in Glasgow

    Danish restaurant group Sticks’n’Sushi will open its first Scottish restaurant in Glasgow this November, expanding its portfolio to 31 sites across Denmark, the UK and Germany. The restaurant, located on George Square, will have a 177-cover dining room and bar. Designed by Danish practice OEO Studio, known for its work…

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  • Jun- 2025 -
    3 June
    Catering CompaniesAramark UK appointed as AFC Wimbledon’s new catering partner

    Aramark UK appointed as AFC Wimbledon’s new catering partner

    Food services and facilities management group Aramark UK has been appointed as AFC Wimbledon’s new catering partner in a multi-year deal, following a competitive tender process. Aramark UK will operate all food and beverage outlets in the stadium, including the hospitality level, kiosks, the pub, as well as managing independent…

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  • May- 2025 -
    8 May
    FeaturesThe future of food halls: why Kerb is appealing to indie street food traders

    The future of food halls: why Kerb is appealing to indie street food traders

    The traders at Kerb made more than £32m last year. That’s 37% higher than 2023. In just two years, their collective revenue has nearly doubled. For a group once seen as just an ensemble of scrappy street food vendors, the numbers tell a different story now. Kerb is not alone.…

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  • Mar- 2025 -
    31 March
    Food and DrinkKerb trader revenues rise by 37% to over £32m in 2024

    Kerb trader revenues rise by 37% to over £32m in 2024

    Street food collective and hospitality group, Kerb, has seen its trader revenues rise by 37% to over £32m in 2024, up from £23.5m in 2023. This marks an 89% increase since 2022 when it first generated £17m in revenues for its food stalls.  Kerb’s flagship food hall, Seven Dials Market,…

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  • Jan- 2025 -
    10 January
    RestaurantsThe Alchemist FY sales surpass £60m in company first

    The Alchemist FY sales surpass £60m in company first

    Bar and restaurant chain, The Alchemist, has reported that its total sales have passed the £60m mark for the first time in the year ended 31 March 2024.  Despite the well-documented challenges that the UK economy continues to face, such as a high inflation rate, The Alchemist believes that the…

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  • Oct- 2024 -
    11 October
    PeopleSticks’n’Sushi appoints new CFO

    Sticks’n’Sushi appoints new CFO

    Danish-Japanese restaurant group, Sticks′n′Sushi, has announced the appointment of Kushal Banerjee as its new chief financial officer.  With over 17 years of experience, Banerjee brings “significant” expertise across M&A, capital markets and corporate strategy.  He joins Sticks’n’Sushi after five years at Azzurri Group, the private equity-backed hospitality investment platform with…

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  • Sep- 2024 -
    20 September
    FeaturesThe implications of Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy Act

    The implications of Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy Act

    The Visitor Levy Act, which was passed by the Scottish Parliament in May 2024 and received Royal Assent shortly after in July, grants local councils the authority to implement a tax on overnight accommodation, commonly referred to as a “visitor levy” or “tourist tax”.  This new legislation represents a significant…

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  • Jul- 2024 -
    12 July
    Pubs and BarsEuros final to result in £120m boost for UK pubs

    Euros final to result in £120m boost for UK pubs

    British pubs and bars are expected to benefit from a 50% rise in sales on Sunday (14 July) as England will be playing in the Euros final, according to UKHospitality.  The boost in sales will be part of an almost billion-pound windfall from the tournament.  Reaching the final also means…

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  • 11 July
    RestaurantsSticks’n’Sushi to open in Islington this September

    Sticks’n’Sushi to open in Islington this September

    Sticks’n’Sushi, has announced that it will open its 14th UK location in Islington this September. This marks the brand’s first venture into North London and is part of Sticks’n’Sushi’s growth strategy to extend its reach into London’s residential neighbourhoods. The space features a large open plan dining room, kitchen counter,…

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  • Jun- 2024 -
    21 June
    Trade AssociationsNTIA urges new govt to appoint night time economy minister

    NTIA urges new govt to appoint night time economy minister

    The NTIA has called on the incoming government to appoint a night time economy (NTE) minister to “safeguard the future of nightlife”.  This comes as the night time economy is struggling to meet global standards, the trade body has said, due to a lack of dedicated representation and leadership. While…

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